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The room here it happens: The Ohio Statehouse in Columbus, Ohio is where many legislations regarding our lives as citizens are made.

Bills, bills, bills

Lael Ingram and Kat Swift
January 6, 2022

Class of ’23 Future Planning

Sydnie Barrett, Managing Editor of Visual Elements
January 6, 2022
Among the many major events that permeated the week one of the top headlines was Stephen Sondheim’s death. The Broadway giant died the day after Thanksgiving at the age of 91.

What did you miss?

Kat Swift, News Section Editor
January 6, 2022
Julie Sellers, president of the Cincinnati Federation of Teachers, discussing the testing at the Nov. 22 school board meeting, which is currently available on youtube. The meeting was filled with people who were expressing their disapproval of the new policy. “Teachers must be treated as the professionals they are and be able to create their own formative assessments that will inform their instruction” Sellers said.

District introduces bi-weekly testing policy to CPS

Kat Swift, News Section Editor
January 6, 2022
Bryce standing with friends

Making his Mark on the Community

Madisyn Ellis, Remembrancer Staff
January 3, 2022
From left to right: Susan Flowers, Julie Cathey and Regan Kitzmiller are working full time at WHHS to support students facing mental health issues. “I want kids to know that there is mental health help here and that we can help you all through any situation,” Kitzmiller said.

Mental health: striving for excellence

Kimaya Mundhe, Features Section Editor
December 12, 2021
After a brief period of closure, Agyapong has recently reopened his Etsy shop. His business now features a new logo, as well as various new candle scents.

Making light despite difficult times

Sarah Wilson, Features Writer
December 9, 2021
In 2019, WHHS students gathered in the Blair circle to acknowledge in a strike against climate change. Students worldwide participated in this movement to stop climate change and reduce the emission of greenhouse gasses.

Going green: the battle between big business and climate change

Lael Ingram, News Writer
November 22, 2021
The library ran a 3D printed Pokemon giveaway on Oct. 29 to promote the new printer. For a chance to win, students could submit Pokemon-themed selfies with WHHS teachers.

Printing more than paper

Sarah Wilson, Features Writer
November 16, 2021
Annalise Smith, 23, Calvin Brandt, 23 and Rickey Johnson, 23, plant trees as part of the Walnut Woods project to make the woods more habitable for native plants and animals. The project began as a small student effort bus has now expanded, gaining support from the Evanston City Council as well as the Cincinnati Parks and the Civic Garden Center.

Into the Walnut Woods

Bobby Keegan, Editor in Chief
November 15, 2021
Sandee Coats-Haan’s AP Physics 2 class worked through force calculations, prototypes, testing and to make their final boats. The regatta was held at the pool on Nov. 8, it is available to be viewed on the Walnut Hills Chatterbox YouTube channel.

Smooth sailing

Kimaya Mundhe, Features Section Editor
November 15, 2021
A small town in Iowa broke the Guinness world record for pancakes served in a single serving on Sept. 25.

Iowa town beats Guiness record for pancakes served

Isabella Huth, General Reporter
November 5, 2021
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